The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) is set to make around 15 crore official documents available to the public, a move aimed at improving transparency and streamlining administrative processes. By providing public access to these documents, the reliance on Right to Information (RTI) applications will be reduced, making information more accessible and hassle-free.

The scanned documents will be uploaded on MHADA's official website, with sensitive and classified documents remaining protected. The process of making these documents available is expected to be completed within a week. Emphasised that this initiative will simplify interactions and improve public access to essential information.

In addition to this move, MHADA is advancing its digital transformation agenda, focusing on online grievance redressal platforms. To support citizens without digital access, especially in rural areas, dedicated staff have been appointed, and public grievance meetings (Janata Darbars) have been organised to address concerns directly.

Upcoming key events, such as the key distribution ceremony for beneficiaries, are scheduled for May 15 in BDD Chawl, Worli. He mentioned that MHADA is targeting the delivery of 6.5 lakh homes across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, including redevelopment projects at various locations such as Motilal Nagar, GTB Nagar, Sindhi Society, and PMGP Jogeshwari, as well as seven cluster redevelopment projects at Prabhadevi.